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A multi million pound refurbishment, a baronial mansion, a Championship golf course, a penthouse overlooking Loch Lomond and some of the most supreme dining imaginable, all bundled up and served with the heartiest of Scottish hospitality. Cameron House on Loch Lomond is every part the five star Scottish experience.

Located just 25 minutes drive from Glasgow International Airport and 30 minutes from the cosmopolitan city centre, yet submersed in the finest Scottish scenery. The exquisite Cameron House is the ultimate UK destination for anyone, looking for the last word in opulence and relaxation.

A magnificent baronial mansion surrounded by 100 acres of woodland, Cameron House, part of the De Vere Collection, blends traditional Scottish influences with sumptuous contemporary décor to offer guests a memorable stay in the finest surroundings.

Accommodation

In addition to the 74 beautifully appointed guest rooms and suites each finished to the highest detail with leather door handles, dreamy beds, Bose music systems and the all essential plasma television or two. Colquhoun House, a purpose built extension housing a further 35 guest rooms and suites, has just been completed. A self contained wing sharing the same outstanding views over the loch. On the top floor is the phenomenal signature suite boasting a private balcony overlooking all 974mtrs of the impressive Ben Lomond, as well as a private cinema, living and dining room.

Food & Drink

Guests have a choice of four restaurants, the unequalled Cameron Grill, the divine Boathouse or the inviting Claret Jug, the best 19th hole in Scotland. A stunning restaurant, the Cameron Grill has taken hotel dining to another level. A contemporary interior influenced by the very roots of Scotland’s history. A dramatic 28ft mural of a scoundrels and vagabonds banquet overlooks the room as modern day diners tuck into local legends on pewter plates. The menu has been created using delights from Scotland’s larder, expertly prepared and served in an unpretentious manner. The choice of ingredients is so vital to the restaurant that they are even part of the décor, with a fully functional butchery as a key feature. The open plan kitchen also demonstrates the dedication to making the entire experience an unforgettable one from start to finish.

A slight break away from the traditional ‘mead’ is the walk in cellar which can be explored by diners to assist with selecting from an expertly complied wine list. In complete contrast is the light and airy setting of The Boathouse. The same exacting dedication to anything fresh with regards to ingredients with a wood burning pizza oven to create your perfect slice. The Boathouse’s décor is a nod to New England style with stunning views out over the marina and the loch itself. The Claret Jug a more, informal and relaxed environment perfect for home-made burgers and steak pies to fill you up after a bracing round of golf, or a deliciously fresh salad to give you that nourishing boost after a wallow in the spa.

And to the lounges and bars - for dram lovers, the Whisky Bar boasts a selection of over 260 different whiskys, including 17 limited editions and one made by Auchentoshan purely for Cameron House. The Great Scots bar an impressive space housing a beautiful pewter topped bar with gigantic windows using the Loch as a backdrop and decorated with images of inspiring Scottish legends.

For a more formal dining experience, Martin Wishart at Loch Lomond is a must. The second restaurant for the Michelin star chef opened in December 2008. The world renowned chef has a long association with Cameron House having worked as a Chef de Partie there when the hotel opened in 1991. The menu consists of seasonal dishes created in traditional and modern French style of cooking and are complimented with an expertly selected wine list, impeccably served.

Relaxation

The completely refurbished Cameron Club with two swimming pools and health club with a wall of glass to ensure you don’t miss a minute of the view are complimentary to all guests. The fully equipped gym with latest Technogym equipment with iPod connectivity, Power Plates and Kinesis One exclusive in Scotland, a new training method to improve strength, flexibility and balance. A dedicated aerobics studio for high impact classes and a holistic studio for wellbeing classes. For a more competitive activity there are squash courts, racket ball and tennis courts.

The ‘The Wee Demon’ Cameron House’s nine-hole course, is a welcome alternative, designed to present a challenge even for low handicap players, with two holes surrounded by water, some long and tricky par 3s and a magnificent par 5.

Private Functions & Meetings

For those that need to take care of business, are looking for the perfect setting for their happy day or just a venue for a special occasion, Cameron House boasts seven beautifully appointment meeting rooms. The Morning Room with its loch facing bay window is the essence of comfort and perfect for a board meeting, where as the newly completed Lomond suite with garden terrace and ornate finish lends itself to an intimate wedding breakfast. All rooms are fitted with the latest audio visual equipment and have complimentary WiFi access.

The Carrick - Championship Golf Course

Located just 3 miles from the main hotel, the purpose built Carrick houses a stand alone spa, the golf clubhouse and The Claret Jug restaurant. For those that wish to indulge within a world of serenity the chic modern spaces and extensive relaxation areas of The Spa at Cameron House has been specifically designed to embrace the surrounding dramatic landscape with the infinity pool overlooking the loch and the moody Ben Lomond at the lowest point of the Highlands. Signature treatments include the Carita and Kerstin Florian range including the Caviar Facial and Chamomile Body Wrap. As well as a range of stress busting treatments and therapies, The Spa also has a 20-metre lagoon style leisure pool and a well-equipped fitness centre.

In addition, The Carrick is the clubhouse for the new 18-hole, 71-par golf course by the same name. Created by the visionary golf course designer Doug Carrick, the stunning course uses every inch of the dramatic landscape straddling the fault lines between the Scottish lowlands and highlands with nine holes set in each. Some of the elevated holes offer spectacular views of Loch Lomond to the west and Ben Lomond to the north, providing not only stimulating and challenging golf, but some breathtaking photo opportunities - none more so than the elevated tee 80ft above the green at the signature hole, the 199-yard, par 3, 14th called 'Tappet Doon'. After an exhilarating round, it is just a short boat ride back to the hotel’s jetty across the waters of Loch Lomond in the impressive Celtic Warrior.